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Chen Fan, a modern social beast, died suddenly after staying up late and working overtime. When he opened his eyes, he was transformed into the puppet emperor Zhu Zaizhen of the mid-Ming Dynasty. He reigned for three years, was manipulated by powerful ministers, was ignored by eunuchs, and even the early dynasty was punished by the PUA "ancestral rules cannot be violated"! Others who traveled through time to become emperors would either work hard to expand territory or indulge in beauty and debauchery. He was different: "Morning court? I watch the stars at night, today is a good time to fish!" "Forced marriage? To expand the harem, it is better to engage in economics. Make money first and then fall in love!" "Impeachment? You are a PUA in the workplace, I refuse to be mentally drained!" In order to save his life, he pretended to be crazy and acted like a fool and did all kinds of things: binding his confidant eunuchs with milk tea, opening a royal takeout shop to earn the first pot of gold, turning the harem into an amusement park, letting civil and military officials perform square dances to compete, receiving foreign envoys with rock, paper, scissors, and arranging jobs for Japanese pirates in "carrying goods across oceans"... Who said that the emperor must be dignified and dignified? He wanted to be the most "outrageous" emperor of the Ming Dynasty, using modern art to counteract the rigidity of the feudal court. In the midst of furious arguments, he tried his best to invigorate the economy, stabilize the border, and export culture, and he forcibly turned his puppet life into the "involution ceiling" of the Ming Dynasty! This is a funny story about the "social animal emperor" leading all the members of the Ming Dynasty to go astray. There is no heavy plot, no heart-wrenching plot, only complaints close to life, easy relief from stress, and the warmth and resonance hidden in the humor - after all, who doesn't want to get things done just by pretending to be a mess, and win money while lying down?